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| − | '''Judaism and Islam''' are two of the world's oldest [[Abrahamic]] faiths. They have many interesting similarities and differences. Both began in the [[Middle East]], and each is associated with a major historical figure: [[Moses]] for [[Judaism]], and [[Muhammad]] for [[Islam]]. | + | '''Judaism and Islam''' both began in the [[Middle East]], and each is associated with a major historical figure: [[Abraham]] and [[Moses]] for [[Judaism]], and [[Muhammad]] for [[Islam]]. |
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| − | ==Holy Days==
| + | Judaism is an [[Abrahamic religion|Abrahamic]] and [[monotheistic religion]], as well as the original Abrahamic faith. Islam, on the other hand, is claimed by its adherents as an "Abrahamic religion" as well, and this claim is backed by their otherwise anti-religious liberal allies who would normally attack, censor and oppress Judaism and [[Christianity]], even though in truth, based on its history, Islam is more akin to the totalitarian ideologies of [[Nazism]] and [[Communism]], which liberals have also embraced over time due to those ideologies' attacks on Judaism and Christianity. |
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| − | In both religions, a holy day (including the Jewish [[Sabbath]]) begins at sundown the day before.
| + | ==See also== |
| | + | *[[Islam and Christianity]] |
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